I
FORR FEW DAYS
"OWLY Beginning
real Slanslifei
Sale
arch 1 i
?0c Monopole Pears .... . . ... 21c
20c Monopole Mince Clams . . . . 14c
, 40c Monopole Asparagus tips .. ;27c
30c Monopbfe Appricots . . . . 1 . 21c
J 30c Monopole Muscate Grapes . .21c
25c Monopole Golden drop plums, 19c
20c Monopole Squash . . . ; . . . 14c
20c Monopole Pumpkins ... . . .14c
20c Monopole Sweet Potatoes. . .14c
20c Monopole baby refuge beans. 15c
20c Monopole'String Beans . ; . 15c
20c Monopole Lima Beans .... .15c
25c Monopole Sliced Appricots. ,19c
25c Monopoled Peaches . ... ..19c
15c Monopole Assorted Jellies .,11c
- 30c Monopole Blueberries . ; . ,21c
30c Monopole Raspberries . . . . 21c
- 20c Mon. Sweet&Sour Pickles botl5c
50c Monopole Oysters .. . . . .42c
25c Monopole Oysters . . . .21c
35c Monopole Ass'rted Jellies. . .25c
20c Monopole Shrimps .. . . . .15c
30c Monopole Cherries . . . . . . .21c
Fine Iceland Herring in pails
25c Rer X Gooseberries ..... .19c
25c Lemon Cling Peaches .... .19c
25c Raspberries ... . . . .... .19c
25c Blackberries . . ........ .19c
20c Hominy t. ...I21-2c
15c Pumpkin . . .He
20c Golden Drop Plums .... . .16c
Bring ypur
Suction Cleaners
Or.c hur.(ired yenrs cpo strfrt car
' ' we a dream oi the future. One hun
dred years hence aeroplanes will dot
the sky,
. A few years back everybody cleaned
house with brooms, brushes, dusters and
swerpers. In a dozen years from now
half America will clean house by suction.
Set a PEERLESS Cleaner operating
in your parlor or sitting room, and in
half sn hour you'll have it cleaner than
you could get it otherwise in a whole day.
You movn no'lir.p, teat nothing,
raise not a sptrk of dust.
' It ij the cleaning Wizard o' -
20ib Cco'ury. See the PEEP.AY;
Suction . Cieanet! i: Itadir !.;
li!'l'f'nt. .i hty nnj ,uUltrti v! M ir
Manufact-crrrt Outlet Company, Mfa,
83 Ckamlxn Straat, N.w York
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ompany
Got Hmself In Hot Water.
Publicity Manager Fred Currey of
the La Grande Commercial Club, has
resigned that poBisiton to accept a
lmilar job on behalf of the Hot Lake
Sanatorium, and It will not be slxey
daya until the Yirtnea ot Hot Lake
will -be set to musio and on the Hps
ef all. Hot Lako has connected up
With a lire wire.
N. B. This Is a cold fact about a
good man who has gotten hemself
in hot water and Is not a paid ad
vertisement Uion Republican.
Report of the Board of Inqnlr.
La Grande, March 11. 1910 FV.
lon'ng Is the report of the Board of
Inquiry on the derailment of Fre'gtt
rain Fvtra No. S66 West, near Uu-
AT
IS
15c Asorted Ecups . . . . . . . .10c
25c Appricots .... . . . . : . .. .....17c
20c Sliced Pineapple .... . . . ... lCc
25c Baking Powder . . .. ... . . .19c
10c Box Spices . .. .; ...... ..08c
15c Box Spices . . . . . . . . . . . .12c
50c Box Pepper .. ...35c
4 Packages Cornstarch . . . . " . . 29! .
.4 Packages Gloss Starch . . . . . .aac
4 Packages of Raisens . . .... .29c
15c Salmon .. .. .. .'. .. .. .. .11c
15c Oysters . .. .. .. .. ....12c
3 Cans 25c Oysters ...... .... 66c
3 lbs Split Peas . . 25c
Beans, Very Fine lb.. .. '.. .. ;,.7c
Sapolio four Bars . . . . . . .... .29c
15c Deviled Ham . . .... . . . . . .11c
25c Bottled Olives . . . . .... . . .20c
30c Bottled Olives . . . . . . . . f.25c
Egg 0, See pkg. ; . ..10c
v Bargains in Tea and Coffee
See us before you buy Flour ; .
6 Bars of Pearl White Soap . . 25c
6 bars Naptha Soap . . .. .... ..25c
5c toilet soap, 3 bars for 10c
Old Dutch Cleanser,2 for.. .. ..15c
Beats all Wash Powders for . . . . .6c
Ladies 69c muslin drawers . . ... .55
Ladies 65c muslin drawers . . . . .49c
Ladies 85c muslin gowns . . . . . .75c
Mens 50c work shirts . . .... . . 39c
Produce to pur
chum. Oregon, March 10. 1910.
Extra 366 West, consisting of 41
cars, K00 tons, Conductor Regm, En
gineeh Thornburg, had three cars de
railed two miles west of Meacham,
damaging equipment to the extent of
$1000, track $10 and contents of the
cars $50. No one Injured and no
trains delayed.
Investigation shows derailment was
caused by a broken Journal on the
forward wheel of freight truck on
A. R. B. No. 5725 which caused de
railment of the following two cars.
Two thirds of the broken Journal
shows old flaw; journal had not been
overheated. Contents of the car were
canned meats, destination San Fran
cisco. ,
W. BOLIN, Supt.
A. Bl.'CKLEY, Ass t Supt.
J. II. Watson, Dlv. Foreman.
E. L. ECKLEY, Publisher.
JOE WOODS, Prop Livery Slab.
TAX DE WATER HERE AGAIN TO
DAY FOB ARRANGEMENTS ',
Manny expert it 111 1 with train when
It reaches here
C 8. Van w Water, traveling
freight and tassnger agent for the
O. R. ft N., and in tact all the Har
rlman lines in Oregon, was In the
city this morning on his way to Ba
ker City. While here he made fur
ther arrangements tor the coming of
the 0. R. ft N. Demonstration train
late in March. Everything that can
EXPERTS ON
FARM TRAIN
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Mesn 65c work shirts ...... . .4Sc
Mens 50 overalls . . . . .30c
Mens $1.00 overalls . . .. . . ... .89c
Mens 12 l-2c black sox pr. . . .. ..Sc
Mens 12 l-2c tan sox pr. . . ...... 8c
Mens 25c fancy sox , . ...... . .19c
Boys 35c overalls ........ ... .27c
Boys 33c overalls. . . .Y .... . . . .23c
Mens 25c and 50c leather gloves . . 21c
Mens 50c leather gloves ... . . . .35
Mens 89c guantlet gloves . . . . . .69c
Mens $1.25 horsehide gloves . . . .93c
Mens 15c canvas guantlet gloves. .11
Mens 12 1-2 canvas guantlet gloves 8
60c lace curtains... .. .. .... ..43c
85s lace curtains ...... .... 65c
$1.25 lace curtains .... . . ... .98c
$2.00 lace curtains $1.5
8c calico, yd. . . .. ..5c
10c gingham yd. .. . . ..7c
Bargains in wash goods
2,000 yds. 5c and 7c lace 31-2
35c corset cover embroidery . . . .25c
Ladies 50c underwear . ... ... .39c
Ladies 25c underwear . .19c
Ladies Jersey ribbed vests 12 1-2. 7c
Ladies 98c union suits ... .39c
Ladies 25c hose .... . . 19
Ladies 20c hose .15c
Ladies 15c hose ........ .12 l-2c
Ladies $1.50 petticoats , . . . . . $1.15
Ladies musin drawers 19c
Store- -
be done is being looked after to
make this initial appearance of a
demonstration train a thorough suc
cess. Among the experts who will
lecture and have charge of the differ
ent exhibits are. '
The experts who are to be in the
speakers' list and who are to be in
charge of the train are;
Dr. James B. Wlthycombe, director
Oregon experiment station ot Corva
llls: Prof. H. D. Scudder, dairy husb
andman, 0. A. C:
Prof. F. L, Kent. O. A. C:
Prof James Dryden, 0. A. C:
Highest
n Mr. Ri'W Alien; superintendent of
Umatilla, experiment station at Her
miston: .
Mr. A. L. Applewhite, foreman of
O. A. C farm, Corvallis: , ,
Mr E. H. Spilman ass't horticul
turist at Union experiment farm:
Mr. A. G. Lunn ass't poultryman
at Corvallis farm:
Mr. R. W Rees same as above:
Mr Robert J Dryden 'same as two
above:
Firemen Escape Lacklly.
Seattle, March 12. Fifteen firemen
had a narrow escape fom death to-
Mr. H. Umberger, Moro experiment day when a burning six-story Minor
station, Moro: Hotel collapsed and the firemen were
As usual, the largest stock of Bulk and pack
age seeds in the county. Alfalfa, Red Clover,
Timothy, Red Top Blue Grass. White Clover
and everything Wgmin seed. - - -Garden
Seed in Bulk. Hay, Grain, Feed and Flour
Phone Main 57
A. V,
Corner Greenwood and Jefferson
FOR A FEIV DAYS
OWLY Beginning
FRID0
March! 1
15c lantern globes 10
$1.S9 fancy water set ... . . . . .$1.45
25 to 35 per cent discount on fancy
Clrna
Locd cst card:; 3 or . . 5c
75c hammers . .19c
$1.25 axes 89c
75c boys axes ..49c
15c dust pans .. ...... .. ....11c
20c flat files . ...He,
40c steel squares 29c
15c clothes line .... . . ...
20c galvanized water pails . . . . . 13c
65c brooms . .47c
15c wagon grease 8c
$5.00 wash ringer ...... . .$3.75
$2.00 wash ringer . . ....... . $1.55
10c curtain rod . . . 7c
t25c axe handle .......... . .17c
White cups and saucer set 55c
$1.25 ewer and bowl . . 95c
75c covered chambers . . ...... 48c
60c white plates set . . 43c
$1.50 ewer and basin . . . ... . . $1.10
6c water tumbler . . 4c
France Flexitone Corsets
.75 value . . 59c
$1.00 value .. . . .. . . . . . .. .78c
$1.25 vaue 98c
$1.50 value . - . .$1.19
$1 75 wflliiA 1 5Q
$2.50 value . . .... . . . . $1.89 f
Price
Paid
caught beneath the burning walls.
Fortunately, in falling the ruin's
struck the side of another building
this holding the blazing timbers
above the emperiled men.
The hotel was an old and unoc
cupied frame building and bad been
condemned by the city authorities.
Millionaires Arrested. -
St' Louis, .March 12. 'Former gov
ernor Francis capitulated today and
furnished bond for His appearance In
court following his arrest yesterday
on a charge of failure to make re
turn of personal taxes. Other mil
lionaires arrested at the same time
furnished ball and were released. X
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, liidepenpent M8i
OL
VERi